1. **How many chips are there in the hundreds place?**
a. **Answer:** There are 2 chips in the hundreds place.
2. **If there are 2 chips under the hundreds place and each chip represents 100, what is its value?**
b. **Answer:** The value is \(2 \times 100 = 200\).
3. **How many chips are there in the tens place?**
c. **Answer:** There are 3 chips in the tens place.
4. **If there are 3 chips under the tens place and each chip represents 10, what is its value?**
d. **Answer:** The value is \(3 \times 10 = 30\).
5. **How many chips are there in the ones place?**
e. **Answer:** There are 2 chips in the ones place.
6. **If there are 2 chips under the ones place and each chip represents 1, what is its value?**
f. **Answer:** The value is \(2 \times 1 = 2\).
7. **What is the value of the digits in the smallest number that can be formed using the same digits?**
g. **Answer:** To form the smallest number, arrange the digits from the lowest place value to the highest:
- Hundreds place: 2 (two chips)
- Tens place: 3 (three chips)
- Ones place: 2 (two chips)
The smallest number is 232.
